I installed the server update yesterday and our WebDirect project became almost instantly inoperable.
When only three users attempted to access the file via browsers, the connections became impossibly slow. On the server, I noticed that doing anything on the desktop was almost impossible. Via Task Manager, I noticed the fmscwpc.exe process had spiked the CPU usage to 100% and even after breaking the browser connections, I couldn't get that process to let go. I forced quit it and the computer began to work again. Reboot, repeat -- same thing several times.
I spun up a clean Windows 2008 server (on Amazon Web Services), installed only FMS13 and the updater and began to work on the FMServer_Sample file via web direct. All these problems recurred -- with only a handful of users connecting via Web Direct, we saw "Communication Error" warnings, broken connections, frozen pages, and (on the server) the fmscwpc.exe spiking. We also noticed that the sample file was generally rendering slowly or incorrectly -- on the first page, graphics on the layout that displayed in the v1 of server do not display, for instance. And some of the tabbing and data entry problems seem aggravated rather than improved. The closest I have to a clue is script triggers -- we were on layouts with OnLayoutEnter triggers when things seemed to blow up. Even though on one layout, all the trigger did was "Show All Records."
Anyone else seeing this kind of misbehavior in Web Direct after the update?